International journal of mathematical education in science and technology

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  Año 2024, Vol. 55, Número 9

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    The influences of social, cognitive, and teaching presence on pre-service teachers’ online engagement in productive mathematical discourse

    Tracey Muir

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    págs. 2069-2086

    
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    Contrasting cases of college calculus instructors: their preferences and potential pedagogy in teaching derivative graphs

    Dae S. Hong, Jae Ki Lee

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    págs. 2087-2106

    
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    Where we see one function, they see two

    Alison Mirin

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    págs. 2107-2135

    
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    Posing mathematics problems about STEM careers: problem quality, scaffolds, and problem solving

    Candance Walkington, Matthew L. Bernacki, Min Wang, Brooke Istas, Meghan Greene

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    págs. 2136-2169

    
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    An empirical study of mathematical creativity and students’ opinions on multiple solution tasks

    Ljerka Jukic Matic, Josip Slisko Ignjatov

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    págs. 2170-2190

    
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    Quantitative and covariational reasoning opportunities provided by calculus textbooks: the case of the derivative

    Thembinkosi P. Mkhatshwa

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    págs. 2191-2218

    
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    Prospective mathematics teachers learning complex numbers using technology

    Jorge Gaona Paredes, Silvia Soledad López, Elizabeth Montoya Delgadillo

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    págs. 2219-2248

    
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    Mathematical understanding and ownership in learning: affordances of and student views on templates for proof-writing

    Sarah Klanderman, V. Rani Satyam

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    págs. 2249-2267

    
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    A learning sequence for developing technology tasks that support students’ mathematical thinking: a replication study

    Charity Cayton, Kayla Chandler

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    págs. 2268-2292

    
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    University students’ engagement with digital mathematics textbooks: a case of linear algebra

    Elena Castro Rodríguez , Angeliki Mali, Vilma Mesa

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    págs. 2293-2315

    
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    Student understanding of approximations in physics

    K. K. Mashood, Arvind Kumar, Anwesh Mazumdar

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    págs. 2316-2348

    
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    Noticing elementary students’ mathematical reasoning and diverse needs: investigating the impact of different noticing tasks

    Vecihi Serbay Zambak, Ai Kamei, Kaitlyn Sorochka

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    págs. 2349-2373

    

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      Four variations on a fractal theme

      Mark McCartney

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      págs. 2374-2388